My journey into art began unexpectedly.

 

With a background in hairdressing, creativity has always been part of my life.

 

After experiencing trauma at a young age, I spent many years living with PTSD. In early 2026, I found myself drawn to painting. I bought a large canvas and simply began, without really knowing where it would lead.

 

From the moment I started, something felt different.

 

Painting became a place where everything else disappeared. I could start in the morning, completely lose myself in the process, and suddenly realize the entire day had passed. For those hours, my mind was quiet.

 

What started with a single canvas quickly became something I couldn’t imagine being without. Painting has since become an important part of my healing, giving me a sense of calm, freedom and presence that I had struggled to find elsewhere.

 

Today, my work is deeply connected to that feeling. Through soft, dreamlike landscapes, layered textures and subtle details, I create places that feel somewhere between reality and imagination. Places of stillness, freedom and escape.

 

Each piece is created intuitively and is entirely one-of-a-kind.